Closed domenkozar closed 11 years ago
I would suggest no to this. For example, we use Gentoo for all our servers and Gentoo has a great package management and build system (based on FreeBSD's ports) called portage.
Plus, as a systems administrator, I would never want a 3rd party app/interface program to be responsible for installing the core application for which a server is built for.
And besides, Gentoo is a built-from-source distro so portage downloads, compiles and installs bacula and all dependencies with one command like so:
emerge bacula
Just my thoughts on this.
It would be optional. Something like quick installer for lazy people. Of course, advised way is to install system package.
Changed my mind, it's out of scope of almir to do anything with bacula.
We might download and compile bacula while setting up almir environment. Someday.